(January 19, 2019 at 10:28 am)Yonadav Wrote:(January 19, 2019 at 10:08 am)Jehanne Wrote: Look at the data more closely, if you would; CO2 levels worldwide typically peak around April or May, which means that the recent high here in January will be broken.
I think that Thor was just rounding out your post with a little more information since your post was about a single data point. No one disputes that carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has been rising on average. A single data point in January is not enough to predict a higher average measure in April or May.
It's a milestone, one that will be broken come April or May, if not sooner. That was the purpose of my OP; note how Donald Trump has completely ignored this very important milestone (at least until next year or the year after) in human history.
